Toyota

Starting at $27,315

With fuel efficient engines and plenty of standard driver-assistance tech, the Camry continues to be a dependable, if unexciting, daily driver.

Starting at $22,645

The 2023 Corolla line looks sharp, but its strength is its fuel economy and extensive standard safety features, not how it drives.

Starting at $41,045

Toyota has revived the Crown in the U.S., but instead of a traditional four-door, it combines the raised seating position of an SUV with the body of a sedan.

Starting at $36,995

The fiery, feisty 2023 GR Corolla hot hatchback is a little screamer that looks like a rally car and is poised to inject a dose of excitement into the Toyota brand.

Starting at $45,135

The 2023 GR Supra is a true driver's car, and this year it gets the manual transmission that serious enthusiasts have been hoping for from day one.

Starting at $29,495

The rear-wheel-drive 2023 GR86 is a budget-friendly hot rod with two doors, 2+2 seating, and a six-speed manual transmission that's an absolute party to drive.

Starting at $50,595

Wearing one of Toyota's most striking designs, the 2023 Mirai hydrogen-powered sedan looks like it rolled straight out of a future where boxy SUVs are so passé.

Starting at $28,545

The 2023 Toyota Prius starts a new generation of the well-worn compact hybrid with a hot new body and 196 horsepower, the most from any Prius ever.

Starting at $32,000 est

Toyota’s plug-in Prius benefits from slick new looks, more power, and a bigger battery pack for 2023.

Starting at $28,000 est

The next-generation Toyota Tacoma pickup is expected to resemble the newly redesigned Tundra and add a turbo-four engine and coil-spring rear suspension.

Starting at $50,000 est

Toyota’s midsize Tacoma truck is likely to welcome an electric powertrain option a year or so after the gas-powered pickup debuts.

Starting at $39,660

The 2023 Toyota Tundra values comfort over outright performance as its breadth of off-road capability and dependability remain this half-ton’s bread and butter.   

Starting at $37,470

Toyota gave the Sienna muscular lines and a flat hood in hoping that you'll mistake it for an SUV—but that won't fool anyone.

Starting at $40,000 est

As an all-electric subcompact SUV, the 2024 Toyota bZ3X plans to deliver peaceful driving with zero emissions in an incredibly competitive segment.

Starting at $43,335

Toyota returns to the EV game with the 2023 bZ4X SUV, which offers futuristic looks along with its all-electric powertrain.

Starting at $50,000 est

Toyota’s bZ5X will be a three-row electric SUV similar in size and shape to the gas-powered Highlander crossover.

Starting at $35,000 est

Toyota signals that it’s about to flex its off-road muscle in the electric SUV vehicle segment with the Compact Cruiser EV Concept.

Starting at $50,595

Wearing one of Toyota's most striking designs, the 2023 Mirai hydrogen-powered sedan looks like it rolled straight out of a future where boxy SUVs are so passé.

Starting at $32,000 est

Toyota’s plug-in Prius benefits from slick new looks, more power, and a bigger battery pack for 2023.

Starting at $50,000 est

Toyota’s midsize Tacoma truck is likely to welcome an electric powertrain option a year or so after the gas-powered pickup debuts.

Starting at $37,920

As you'd expect from a full-size sedan, the Toyota Avalon provides a palatial back seat and a generously sized trunk, but it also has a few surprises in store.

Starting at $20,930

The Solara coupe is supposedly the sporty version of the Camry but has always ended up as merely a slightly more stylish variant.

Starting at $19,780

The Toyota Corolla iM hatchback is better to drive than the Corolla sedan, but it suffers from an equally anemic engine and its back seat is puny by comparison.

Starting at $87,030

With an American-size V-8 and copious standard features, the Toyota Land Cruiser flaunts faux luxury and an inflated price but remains a legit off-road SUV.

Starting at $20,085

The second-generation Matrix is larger and more stylish than its predecessor, and all-wheel drive remains an option.

Starting at $22,485

The 2019 Toyota Prius C is an ultra-affordable hybrid car that is not, as its name would suggest, based on the Toyota Prius but on the smaller Yaris.

Blending the usefulness of a station wagon and the efficiency of a hybrid, the Prius V might be the ultimate utility vehicle.

Starting at $16,645

It's missing key driver-assistance features, but the 2020 Toyota Yaris shines thanks to keen handling and superb gas mileage.

Starting at $16,880

Don’t let the badge fool you: Toyota’s Yaris iA is actually a Mazda 2 in disguise and handles the corners with aplomb.